Marco:

This is known as "attended transfer" and is easily found in
voip-info.org, try looking there before asking to the list. This will
avoid reading the same messages from different people every week. You
can find more about attended transfer in:

http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/index.php?page=Asterisk+config+features.conf

Thank you very much!

On 5/11/06, Marco Mouta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all,

I've the current scenario:

User "A" - Zaptel call incoming in my Asterisk to my SIP user "B".

"B" gets the Call.

"A" says : "B" i would like to call PSTN user "C"

"B" places a call to user "C"  and asks if "C" wants the call from "A".

"C" says yes i want, then B needs to bridge the between "A" and "C".

The only way i've done this is to put "C" in park and then transfer "A" (
that was in hold) to "C".

Is there any way to do this without the park? Because Park can get in
troubles if i simply forget the park number or if i forward(by mistake) the
call to a wrong park number...


Any one has done something like:

"A" Zaptel call comes in to "B", then "B" puts "A" in hold, then calls "C"
asks if "C" wants the call from A and then simply bridge the call to "A"
without using park , or hung the call with "C"???


Best regards,
Marco Mouta



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